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France Crisis: Blackrock Changes Its Own Rules for Bonds From Paris
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Who's calling the shots in Europe? In Germany, BlackRock holds stakes, directly or through its own funds, of between 3% and 10% in Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Continental, Adidas, Bayer, Lufthansa, Sofran, Daimler AG, Basf, Allianz, Siemens, Thyssen Krupp, Münchener Re, Rheinmetall, and Hensholdt. In addition to this set of stakes, there is a long list of shares held, below the 3% threshold, in numerous other German companies, particularly in th…
BlackRock and StateStreet funds no longer use the sharpest rules to avoid selling bonds from France. The post-France crisis: BlackRock changes its own rules for bonds from Paris appeared first on finanzmarktwelt.de.
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